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The Privacy Premium

... Young consumers are actively seeking out security-minded digital products that offer them peace of mind in the form of privacy. Consumer awareness of corporate data mining and government surveillance, as well as increasingly frequent and publicized security breaches, have compelled many web users to reconsider both how they use the Internet and what information they store and share digitally. Recognition of the web’s very public nature isn’t new (see Users Anonymous), but the difference now is ...

Ethical Click

... , this budding outlook stands to raise consumer expectations of their doing the “right” thing. PRIVACY VIOLATIONS The dialogue around cyberbullying has focused on teens and tweens primarily, but morally reprehensible online behavior is sometimes exhibited by Ys in their 20s and 30s, too—it just isn’t as obvious. While most people have failed to consider the effects of their online activity until recently, an awareness of such is surfacing, driving a nascent “think before you click” mindset. When a ...

Users Anonymous

... abhorrent breach of basic civil liberties. In fact, a recent Pew study revealed that among teen app users, 51% have avoided certain apps due to privacy concerns, 26% have uninstalled an app because they learned it was collecting personal information that they didn’t wish to share, and 46% have turned off location tracking features on their cell phone or in an app because they were worried about the privacy of their information. Along the same lines, 65% of U.S. adults have deleted cookies to protect ...

A Lightness of Being

... Young consumers digital habits are evolving as they think about the effects of their online behavior. They have a newfound appreciation for freedom and privacy. For several years now, young people have surrendered their privacy to social networks for the sake of creating a comprehensive online identity within an open, transparent community of peers. But, recently, they have come to realize that not everything warrants sharing with every online contact—and that sharing to such a wide circle can ...

An Eye Towards The Future

... tangible, yet still important, repercussion when it comes to young people’s literal senses. The isolation brought upon so many people in light of this situation is, in a way, warping Millennials’ and Zs’ senses, whether they’re feeling overstimulated or desensitized. And finally, burgeoning privacy concerns around era-relevant data mining (such as track and trace programs, or the current TikTok controversy) will shape how digitally-native Millennials’ and Zs’ basically exist throughout the rest of this ...

Data Mine

... Young people are willing to risk sharing their personal information with brands if it can provide increased benefits and transparency.When it comes to digital privacy, young people are more indifferent than might be expected in today’s day and age of data leaks, cyber attacks, and digital security breaches. Rather than being concerned about these issues, young people no longer have an expectation of privacy and instead, seek transparency surrounding the use of such information. Though they’re ...

Tricks Of The Trade-Off

... bad/negatives that come with the good. In particular, young consumers are experiencing a strong push and pull between their increased digital adoption and their longing to preserve humanity, the individual benefits of innovation and their desire for community, their adoption of technology and their need to give up personal privacy in return, and their use of solutions that save them time, but limit their discovery.While young consumers ultimately believe that innovations are more beneficial than ...

Robot Relations

... world around them but also their future careers. Thus, to better prepare today’s children for the lives and jobs of tomorrow, forward-thinking companies are creating unique products and programs that help Zs optimize Robot Relations—a move that sometimes puts kids’ personal privacy at risk.Thanks to Siri and her ilk, Zs have long felt at ease using A.I. to navigate the world around them. Now that these helpers have moved out of the hand and into the home, the human-machine dynamic is evolving ...

Future Of Entertainment

... as a character, highlighting people’s need to understand the future of the technology. Sandra A seven-episode podcast drama, Sandra revolves around Helen (Alia Shawkat) as she begins a new job at Orbital Teledynamics, whose primary product is a smart speaker device called Sandra. The audio series capitalizes on the prevalent anxiety centered around the privacy infringement of virtual assistant devices such as the Amazon Alexa and Google Home.  Altered Carbon Netflix thriller Altered Carbon ...